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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-05, Page 2,PAGE° TWO -THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW,,ONTARIO '°The Sappy Tewn" 0n the 'Huron -,!race Boundary �uthorisal as second". elate mail, Post' Office Department,. Ottawa Eatablisw 1873, -;Published ' Each Wednesday Afternoon • INenrber, •, of • the : C.W.N:A. and O.W.N A. .Subscription Rate, $0.00 a: year in advance -- to the U.S.A., •$5.00 Donald C Thompson; Publisher A: ; WEDNESDAY, JULY Sfh, 1%7, 1.` eatre: rs. R�bt. Simpson valedictorian LOCHALSH' NEWS Congratulations are in order for Mrs;: Robert Simpson,who was Valadictorian-at the"graduation exercises held at the Ontario Hospital• in Goderich recently'. D.A. MacLennan was at Einbro Saturday July..lst where he partiolr ipated in the Highland -games, there: . Sympathy of the community is extended to the relatives of Oliver" ',Barkwell who passed °away'suddenly on Wednesday: Duncan Farrish has, returned home from Kincardine hospital • The se}vices at Ashfield Presby-. titian' church were .cancelled on Sunday as the choir and congreg- ation joined in the community church service held 'in Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. .Oliver McCharles and Mrs. , Daisy McCharles spent, Sunday 'in Brantford with Mr. and. rs. :D�nald McCharles and Scott: 'HERB HUNTER, son of Mr...and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter of West Wawan- osh, graduated from.' Stratford Teacher's. College. Herb will "'"a commence- teaching in September :in, Northbrae Public School in London. GO CLASSIFIED TreadS.:' Aluminum' Ware Toys.: TY Trays:: Paint Aluminum Step Ladders' Melnor Oscillating Sprinklers. ..Other,r..ftetts..: ....***-„t,******************.„ THESE SPECIALS • GOOD TO JULY 15th SIE ani Hardware Lucknow 528-2906 inIossLucknow Graduation Banquet Fills Legion all Lucknow Legion Hall was filled to capacity on Wednesday night,of last week for the graduation; bard • quet,And presentation of awards for the Township School Area of Kin - lost and Lucknow. • Reeve William Evans of Kinloss • welcomed the• gathering prior to' the singing of Grace with accornpani ment •by Mrs. 'William Scott. Prior to the banquet, accordian "music. was played ;by`Brian Keith:` • Donald MacKinnon, chairman of the schoolboard, acted as" master of ceremonies - for. the evening's program. He introduced the mem- bers of the head table,. Mr. and • Mrs. ,William'Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKenzie, Mr; and Mrs. Russell Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles, Mr. . and Mrs. James Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. William Black, •' Mr.. and Mrs ., Stuart Collyer Mr." and Mrs.. Keith-Waldie and • Mr. and Mrs. •MacKinnon. Members ofthe teaching staff in • Lucknow. and. Kinloss.were introduc - ed by Mr. MacKinnon. Stuart Collyer, principal of Luck- now Public School, ,'introduced. ; grade 8 at Lucknow and chairman MacKinnon presented each with a group photo of the class.. Members,. receiving the photos ,were: Allan Andrew , Margaret Chester , Peter Chisholm Jamie Cleland, Deborah Corrin, Jamie Elliott, Marie Farrish,' Dou 'las'Gollan, Joanne ,g Greer, Robert Greer, Patricia Ham- ilton, Mary Henderson, Mervyn •' Hodgins,Gregory Gre oY Hunter, ,Gail Jamieson, Brian Jardine. 'John °John- stone, Joyce Johnstone, Murray Johnstone, :Danny Leddy,• David Lougheed`, John MacKenzie;, Susan. Manto,• Elizabeth Newbold, Eugene _. Pritcha d , Robert Ritchie, Brian Stanley, Douglas Stevlenson, Janet Thompson, Jess Vincent; Ray Markle. Principal `William "Black', of Kin loss Central Public School introd- uced *grade 8 students from there and Mr. MacKinnon presented them with a photo; as well:.: The students were: Barbara:" Ritchie,- ,Brenda. Bushell, Brenda Morrison; Anne Graham, .Cathy Solomon, Margaret Doelman, Carolyn Mac Gillivray,• Darlene Simpson,: Sandra Thomson, Barbara Thomp son, Evelynne Brooks, 'Heather . MacKenzie, Jean Van Dyke, Brian Keith,." Tommy, Hodgins, Lyle Moulton; Donald Moffat, Murray Moffat, Simon de Boer, ..Ken . Neabel, Htighie MacInnes, Almer Ackert, pat .Hayes. Mrs Gerald Murray. introduced Grade .8'from4,o 1. Kinloss School .where she is in charge.. They were presented with a picture as well by Mr; MacKinnon. Students .who . attended there are Shirley 'Bushell, Joyce Hodgins, David Bannerman, Ben Van Beers,:Allan Nicholson. . Mr. MacKinnon explained that the school board would have to make a decision, on the operation of the cafeteria at the Lucknow High School when the elementary board took over a year from this • coming Fall. He said that the board Would be seeking .an •indication this Fall on how :many. students might be •interested in making use„of the cafeteria facilities. , . Aitoast to'the Queen was proposed by the chairman after which Mary • Elizabeth,Hendersori, proposed a toast to the teachers. This was re' plied to by Stuart Collyer. Mrs. • Gerald Murray proposed.a toast to the pupils. A toast to the school board was, proposed by Brian' Keith And replied to by Walter Breckles.• Brenda Bushell proposed a toast to the parents and this was repliedtd by Mrs. George Newbold. Anne Graham expressed thanks t� the. Kairshea Women's Institute for cat- ering for the ;meal.' This was repl- .1 ied to by Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. A vocal: number was provided by grade 8 igirls from, Lucknow who' also returned later with another number. J • Margaret Doelman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian'Doelman of Kinloss, was chosen valedictorian kir the evening and gave the vale-` dictory .address. ' • Heather MacKenzie favoured the group• with a piano solo 'and an amusing skit, was later put on by grade 8: students at No. 1 Kinloss.. The guest'speaker for the evening was public school inspector Keith Waldie who hadan appropriate message for the graduating' classes. John MacKenzie expressed, thanks • to. Mr:. Waldie Scholastic and athletic awards were presented to various students. Reeve William Evans: presented Shirley Bushell, •'daughter of Mr. a and Mrs. Don Bushell, with the award for the highestmark in English in Kinloss. 'Shirley":Bushell and Margaret Doelman were tied for the girls general proficiency award in Kin loss , each scoring 910/0. Because Shirley had received the English award, the general proficiency Honours were awarded to Margaret. Margaret was presented'with the William Eadie shield:by William Black. She .is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Doelman.. The Ernest,Ackert :Shield for the boy scoring. top in general .for in Kinloss was won by Brian Keith, son of Mr, and Mrs. Evan, Keith. Mr. Black also presented ` .' this award. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson have don ted: an 'award for the'.girl who places first in general proficiency in grade 8 at the Lucknow.school. Mary Elizabeth Henderson, 'daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs., Henderson, •was the. first winner. Mr. and Mrs, Jack MacDonald. have donated •an. award for general proficiency' for boys in Grade 8 at Lucknow., Jamie Cleland; was the winner of this honour.:J-amie is the son of Dr.' and Mrs'. Brock• Cleland. In'the ,Lucknow athletic awards, • Don Ross 'of the Bank of Montreal donated two ,new trophies in,this. department , 'The ;Junior girls winn- er was Joanne Thompson, ,daughter of Mrs. Campbell Thompson; ' senior girls , Kathy Jay, daughter of Rev. and: Mrs. Stanley Jay.. Kathy's award was accepted.-by!Elizabeth, Newbold as Kathy was.unable to be: present. • Harold Ritchie, secretary of the, .. Lucknow Legion, presented the boys awards on -behalf of tide Legion branch -who donated the trophies. Junior boys winners were Bob. Loree and Andy Whitby, each finishing with even :points. The Legion, has made arrangements that each boy .. will1receive a trophy. Senior boys • award went to Brian Stanley. Bob i the •son, of Mr., and Mrs. Austin Loree, Andy is, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sid • Whitby and. Brian is the. son of Mr, and Mrs. George Stan- ley. 'Kinloss, athletic. .winners were senior girls, Brenda Morrison, daughter of'Mr;. and Mrs. Mel , Morrison who received the' White- church WI.: cup,fromMrs. Williarri Evans; junior girls,' • Margaret Van 'der. Klippe, who was awarded the Silver Lake W.I. • award by Mrs. Harold Bannerman; Seniorboys., Murray •Moffat, son of Mr. and Mrs'. Dave Moffat, . who was pre'sented the Kairshea W, I award •by Mrs „pod' MiacDougail; :Junior boys, William Dickie, • son of Mr,., and Mrs. Ira Dickie, who Plastic °Ware Rubber Stair WEDNESDAY, JULYSth, :,Could You Name The Orchesfr�?.• • . In last week's special business' supplement, The.Sentinel carried another in a series of centennial, pictures,, The orchestra group, photo rap h.. ed, on Lucknow .United Church' steps were, back row,' left torriht, f Clarence Greer, Grant MacKenzie Jessie Mac Kenzte, John Hayworth„ Gordon Johnstone, Bill Lockhart• second "row, left to:. right, Harvey Treleaven, Margaret McCallum, Mrs., Edith Newton, George Mac Millan,' W. L. MacKenzie;. front row, 'left, to right, Jack McCall, • ' Mel Greer•, Mrs.::. J. W. •Joynt ; Miss Belle Robertson, Alex Mac•Nay, J.W. Henderspn. was presented the Holyrood W.I. cup by Mrs.'Jack Ackert. A' vocal solo by Evelyn Brooks • accompanied by. Bill. Black onthe guitar brought the evening to'a close.`: .SCOUT TRIP CONTINUED FROM PAGE1 ed. by Lyle Moulton, Steven Donaldson, Almer•:Ackert Kenneth Eadie, David Eadie, Robert McInn- es, David MacKinnon, James McKinnon, Malcolm MacInnes; Hugh Macinnes, :Torn Hodgins, Eric Thacker, .George Stanley, Jon Lizmore, David Bannerman, Bruce Colwell. The first.day's travel took them 350 miles to Ottawa,' where:they spent the night at the Connaught Ranges and :on Saturday were on hand for the memorable celebrat ion to mark; the nation's 100th birthday. On Sunday morning they attended church in -Ottawa and travelled on to Montreal. After Visit ,to Expo ''67 the tour will con tinue to' Rimouski, Quebec; Shed iac, N.B.; into Nova Scotia with stops at Kentville; Cape Biomed in, Halifax,, Cape Breton Island,: Prince ,Edward Island and home :via Quebec City. During the three weeks they,are away the boys will visit many of the :places''which are particularly significant in Canadian history, -and will: have; opportunities to meet and mingle -with Scouts •from Quebec and other French- speaking, areas; Although some overnight accom modation•will.beunder roofs, .as: at plates such 'as the Connaught Ranges, .most of the accommodat- ion will be provided, by the tents which are part of the big load 'of equipment travelling with them in a large van -type truck. 'Complete kitchen facilities are alsoa part. of the gear and menus for each meal have been planned in.ad- vane. Lloyd Ackert of Holyrood is in charge ,of the tour and will be assisted by,an,able group of men. The Staff members: from this. area 'are as..follows: Co-ordination and Itinary, Lloyd Ackert; Health, Dr -Jack McKim; Physical. Arrange- ments; George Whitby; Sanitation, David Button, Don McKinnon; Tents, Lights, Garbage, Martin' Benedict, Tom d'Donnel, Donald Bannerman; Preparation, Raynard Ackert; ,Clean -Up, Jack Ackert; Jim' Lizmore, John Van Beers„ Inventory, Norman Taylor; Can; teen Frank Colwell,. Doug .Eadie; Aide, Walter Dickie; Bus Master,'•. Jim Arnold; Assistant' Bus 'Master, • Allan Colwell. • If the Sentinel has omitted any names, pleaseilet.us know, It was rather difficult to compile an accurate list as last Minute accid- ents and sickness prevented 'a :couple of boys from going. We understand others took the`place of these boys, but we haven't•their names.